Sentence examples for words screening from inspiring English sources

In other words, screening values to determine whether further action is warranted could be derived from the acute or mean daily antibiotic intake, with uncertainty factors applied as appropriate, until future research is undertaken on pathogen antibiotic-response changes in the presence of specific antibiotic treatment.

Inappropriate (i.e. too high or too low) risk perceptions may lead to potentially harmful behavior, for example overscreening (or underscreening), in other words screening for breast cancer that is more (or less) intensive than that recommended based on actual risk [ 6, 7].

In the hyper-efficient, key word screening system of finding work, what's been lost is the individual's own, unique story.

In other words, screens can certainly cause eye strain ― but are they culprit behind needing glasses or contacts?

Instead, take heart that it took only five days for kids to improve; in other words, screen time does not create irreversible damage to our children's social skills.

In other words, screen captures of the current design were used as a visual base and then graphically rendered in redesigned formats.

By default, screenshots are labeled with the words "Screen Shot" and the date and time you made the image.

In other words, after screening first for price, consumers tend to ignore it and focus on perceived quality.

The museum followed through with their word by screening the film free to the general public.

The film William McIlvanney: Living With Words was screened at the Glasgow Film Festival in February and was broadcast on BBC Scotland.

Koestenbaum, a flamboyant stylist, gets maximum mileage out of the many meanings of the word "screen" -- as in silk screen, movie screen, psychological screen.